Question
How did people respond to the assassinations of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.?
(1 point)
Responses
The idea of civil disobedience became more popular.
The idea of civil disobedience became more popular.
Activists organized a march on Washington.
Activists organized a march on Washington.
There were protests in many neighborhoods.
There were protests in many neighborhoods.
The Black Panthers were formed to patrol urban streets.
(1 point)
Responses
The idea of civil disobedience became more popular.
The idea of civil disobedience became more popular.
Activists organized a march on Washington.
Activists organized a march on Washington.
There were protests in many neighborhoods.
There were protests in many neighborhoods.
The Black Panthers were formed to patrol urban streets.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most accurate response to the assassinations of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. would be:
**There were protests in many neighborhoods.**
Both assassinations resulted in widespread outrage and mourning within the African American community and beyond, leading to protests and demonstrations in various neighborhoods and cities across the United States. There were also calls for social justice and discussions about the state of civil rights, but the protests were a direct and immediate response to their murders.
**There were protests in many neighborhoods.**
Both assassinations resulted in widespread outrage and mourning within the African American community and beyond, leading to protests and demonstrations in various neighborhoods and cities across the United States. There were also calls for social justice and discussions about the state of civil rights, but the protests were a direct and immediate response to their murders.